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'''''@h IN hlD'H' case was written by
Justice Nagruder, Of the Chicago district
and Is an exposition OF the law aud previous
interpretations thereof by eminent iurists
IN tbis country, as well as Of the
courts bearing upon the alleged and
)'sriiala real errors IN the record In hi,
work, he was ably helped by each OF the
Other six distinguished judges. who made
hin their spokesman, and through him cx-
pressed their unanimous decision. The
opinion covers 22j pages Of closely-wr.t-
ten manuscript, and contains about 5000
wooIs
The Anarchists had no counsel here TO
represent them before the court when the
decision was announced, and no steps were
taken in their behalf They have fifteen
days 70 file motion for a rehear-
ing and thirty from the close Of
the term to file q petition in support
thereof Thi, viii act a. a stay Of sentence,
and they vii! have 70 show very strong
grounds before the court will consent to
issue stay Of execution until a rchcaring
can be had next term III fact, i: is almost
certain that the motion for a reheariug Will
be denied
AttoTney-General Hunt arrived here
shortly after noon yesterday. When asked
how the decision suited him,
be said; at was what have
been anticipating ever since the hear
ing of the case last March. / always tool;
the position that there was no good grounds
for reversing the decision. knew of no
reason why the federal courts should inter
fere TO stay the execution OF the sentence.
regard the decision rendered to-day as
final
The Anarchists had an agent here, Car
Z;ransig, editor OF the German Herald pub
lished here, who on the announcement OF
the decision at once telegraphed to the con
demned men in Cook County jail
THE DECISION.
The following is an abstract of the de
cision, which is too lengthy for reproduc
ton in It's entirety
The crime charged is the throwing OF dyna
mite bomb on the evening OF May g. 1885, at
neeting held in Haymarket square corner o
Randolph and Despln.nes streets, Chicago
when seven policemen were killed and humble
more Injured II IS undisputed that the boml
was thrown, and that II was the cause Of dc
gems death. but there is not evidence to sho,
that any one OF the defendants had a hand IL
throwing IT. II is conceded that no one OF then
sctuslly committed the deed. The charge Il
that they were accessories before the fact.
There are sixty-nne counts in the indici
ment Some Of the counts charge that tb
eight defendants above named, being present
abetted and assisted in the throwing OF tn
bomb: others, that not being present, aiding
abetting or assisting, they advised, encourage
aided aud allotted such throwing. Some OF tn
counts charge that said defendants advised. en-
couraged. aided and abetted one Rudolp
schnaubclt in the perpctration OF the crime
others, that they advised encouraged, aide
and abetted an unknown person in the perpe
traiion thereof.
The statute on this subject resds
Soc. g. An accessory Is he WAC stands b!
and nids ehets or assists, or who, not beinf
present aiding abettins, or assisting. hath I'd
v1so4 discouraged. AIDED or sbetted the perps
U11Ds u ~ ss:pA ~ vAe thns ~ mn
-1n~n~-~-< -.
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THEIR DOOM SEALED.
The Illinois Supreme Court De-
cides That the Anarchists
Must Be Hanged
The Decision a Unanimous One
- The Execution TO Take Place
November IL,
Neebe to Go 70 Joliet - An Appeal to
b Taken TO the Federal ST.
prsme Court
An Abstract OF the Decision - Il
Gives General Satisfaction-Ths
Naymarket Massacre.


OTTAWA, I'll, Sept l5-lustlce Nagruder,
for the supreme Court Of the State Of TlS
nos sitting at Ottawa, yesterday affirmed
the finding Of tie criminal court OF Cook
County, and thereby sentenced to death
August Spies, Michael Schwah, Samuel
fielden. Albert + Parsons, Adolph Fischer.
George EuCel and louis IinEg, found guilty
of the murder Of Policeman Matthias J
began by the same finding Oscar W
Aeebe goes TO the peuitenuary Tor fifteen
years The date Of the execution Is fixed
for November H.
AT $50 O'clock Justice Magraier began
the announcement OF the decision in The
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

SIOUX CITY, Sept li.-Tho testimony in
the Dr. Haddock mCrdcg case will be all In
to-day, Wednesday was devoted to proving
an alibi for Munchrath His father, mother
and sister swore he was IN their dining-roo,n
at the time of the shooting.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

act Of the police" in
dispensing the mob
about the Mccormick
ycr-works. A vague
but very certain feeling
or prescutiMCnt ran
through the city that the
meeting meant trouble.
and that a struggle for
supremacy be wcca the
Anarchists and the po
lice was to take place,
The night, at first
pleasant darkened
along toward nine
O'Clock. An Cyprr IS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24
HConstantly Hawking

THOMAS j. RUSHING, ESD,
81. Louis. No., writes; u va
from catarrh for three years.
hardly breathe, and was col
and splitting, AMI for the L
could not breathe through
thought nothing could be dol
ily, | was advised to try ID
Remedy, and ] am now a wei
it to be the only sure remedy
manufactured, and one has
fair trial TO experience aston
a permanent cure
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24
Three Bottles Curt

ELI ROBINS, RmWGn P:
Pa, says: My daughter b!
she was five years old. very
Sage's CatarTh Remedy ady
cured 4 bottle for her, and
helped her; n third bottle {
nont cure. She is now eight
sound and hearty"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

The Burlington Route, c., b. & ORR,
will sell, on October II, Harvest Excursion
Tickets at one fare for the round trip 10
principal points III Nebraska, Kansas, Mime
sofa and Dakota. Limit, thirty days Tick
cts and further information NAV be oh
tanned of any C., B. q .. Ticket Agent. or
by addressing Paul Morton, General Pas
senger and Ticket Agent, Chicago Illinois.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

CINCINNATI, Sept l1, The National
Distillers Protective Association concluded
its session Yesterday, after adopting rcsolu-
tons denouncing prohibition and excessive
license, An assessment Of $4,000 was
made upon the wh,lcaclc dealers and dis.
tillers for immedlatc use in Tennessee.
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Northern Iariiir Anairs

New YORK, sept 15-The net earnings of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company dur
ing the fiscal year ended5u 80 were So.
GIG, los, a slight increase over the proceed.
ing year The annual election will take
place to-day at New York. The Old crowd
is expected TO retain control.
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A Prominent Merchant in Trouble,

Old moncyhags m0pcs in his Office all day,
As snapnish ana cross rs a bear;
The clerks know enough to keep ont Of his way,
Lest the merchant should grumble and swear
Even IOhby, the cat. t. in fear Of Cutf,
or kick, If she ventures too near;
They Al know the master IS apt to he rough,
And his freaks unexpected and queer.
What makes the old fellow 90 surly and grim.
- Ana behave 50 conioundcdly mean,
There's certainly something the matter with him
Is IT stomach, or liver, or spleen!
We've guessed this liver is sluggish and bad,
His blood is di'Ordercd and foul.
It's enough to make any one hOpelessly mad,
and greet his best friend with growl.
The worldwide remedy, Dr. Pierce!
Golden Medical Discovery, will correct {
disordered liver and purify the blood, toni
your system and build up your flesh anC
strength.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

SPRINGFIELD H., Sept 1.-The sixth an
nual meeting OF the ..mcrcan Forestry Con-
''"ar' hs-s"'' ''"-n yesterday. with "a I'm Z
tendance GOvernO- Doicspy ucuyet"d the
welcoming address The annual report OF
the secretary showed that encouraging ad.
vanccmont was bein. made in many States
i'm forest preservation
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

LIMA, o., Sept la,--Jacob Toakam died
Tuesday, leaving family OF seven children.
The youngest is tifw-ave and the Oldest
seventy-iive years, Deceased was a soldier
of tho war of 1872, aua was ninety.eight
years of are.
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was impane.el May Z. and re-
turned indictments Tor conspiracy ard
murder agala>, The prisoners June 5 The u a,
was begun before judge Gary, ia the criminal
court June a. Nearly month was consumed
IL obtaining jury. The hearing OF evidence
began Monday, July %, and Fsdsy. july 81,
TIE safe rested TIE defense tn.Shcl gh.r
testimony August 10 and the argument, nav.
i-s been ara0i the l-vy returned q yer5ic, q
guilty. Friday, Angus, - Argument, on The
motion to- new trail were made tas
a->' week IN OJ,crg- The motion was
syeI-l.ri. Then cac- % the eight tcfcn,iaats
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24
Anoiher NIilnhnl,sin,n rlcli,n n..h

LONDON, Sept l5.-Casey, one of tn, men
wounded during the melee Friday at Itch
ellstown. has since died On Study no
swore to deposition identifying the ecu
stable who shot him
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24
"Untoli Agony from

Prof. W. HAUsNER, the fad
of Ithaca. n. Y, writes: 80
| suffered uat9li agony fro
catarrh. Ny family physical
incurable, and said | must q
such a bad one, that every q
set, my voice would become
barclyspc above Il whisper.
my coughing and clearing Of
almost strangle me. BY the
Catarrh Remedy, in three mo
man, and the cure has been
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

X. W. TANslIL & Co, Chicago:
My retail sales Of your "Tansill's Punch "
scent cigar for last year tlSS2) were 49,, 600.
This year expect to sell at least go, 900 OF
this Justly popular brand.
CnAs, S. PRowIrT, Druggist,
Denver, Col.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

Pto nm d kiiled or
wo indcd. For n second
the police wavered, and
then opened fire upon
the crowd with their re-
volyoys. Tho crowd &c
Sspondsd feebly to the
snrc. 'fhc police i'm
smedia tely charged,
when the crowd ran In all
S,ii-nntions. Then began
'ine work Of caring for
the injured, who were
.nken TO the Dcsplaincs
street station, W here
their ounds were
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

AFTER q cyclone every body feels blew
and discouraged.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

wagon was placed near She alley
north Of Randolph street ana near the Crane
Manufacturing {, Hl,euy's estHni si,,uon'. ~,.e
was ut,l zed as the speakers stand. Some 1900
people stood IN the street about the wagon
when Angus, Spies took his place upon it and
began to talk. His speech abuundcd IN wild
abuse OF the police for their acts at the Nc
Cormick riot, and was followed by speech by
by a. X. Parsons. in which he advocated
organized efforts by the working people to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

! Ialtn In the American spirit OF IRlr play anu
justice. and that will uos allow these meu 70 he
| hanged. II they are hanged, why, the reyolu-
| tion is much nearer OF hand. Ana what does a
| royolutionist care for DEATH"
! Judge Gary before whom the Anarchists
were tried, was surprised out OF his usual
calm reserve when the news was told him
| is it true, Are you certain Of it this times
: inquired his Honor. When assured he said;
/ well, all | have got 70 say is that the ven
| dict was and is a inst one.
| George Schiliing, the Socialist leader Of
| this city, when asked Tor his opinion OF the
| decision, said he thought the law ot the
I state had been stretched and outraged in
/ this instance tn appease sn infamed pub
I lie sentiment and that the supreme Court
was guilty Of moral cowaFylice in pandsr-
ing 70 pahic prtiUdiez
Captain Black, chief counsel for the con-
I demued men. was dumbtouujtd when he
heard Of the decision. He had evidently
expected . reversal Of the verdict sand he:
The only course now TO he pursued Is 70
take the case 70 the supreme CoEr, II the
United states which shall no done S. soon
Is possible We shall ~ 20 set time 70
make transcript O. the rccvTd and then
carry tie case APP
Dispatches from Buffalo Philadelphia
Boston. Milwaukee. :, Louis Pittsburgh
Indianapolis Cincinnati, Cleveland, New
York, San Francisco aDd many other cities
snuCuuea eha, the decision q the Supreme
Coar, Is rece.yc3 everywhere wIth express
Sons .: satisfaction and 57Y-oval
,--,L pEErSY.
CHr-A5o. SEPT 1.-THE Chicago organ q
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

"You'vr got the drop on me, az the pa
per said 10 the ink lot-CharleStoan Enter
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

FAIR Fashlonables patronize that stand
ard beautiher, Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hilrs Hair and Whiskcr Dye, 5Oc. The best
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

Cd.
Subtracting this from 1928, we have
S236.2O for labor and profit. Mr..
Brownrigg did not state the actual
amount of hay and fodder consumed,
but Il good part of a lifetime spent in
feeding and breeding sheep enables me
TO give Il pretty close estimate.
Now, let us figure little further.
These sheep were probably four year,
old; at least a long acquaintance with
the sheep breeders of Southeastern
Ohio has taught me that this is about
the age usually sought for in rood
feeding sheep They yielded in thi.
the fourth year Sl.9j worth of wool
apiece. In each of the three proceed.
Ing years they yielded probably some
what less, (not being fed so highly,
say Sl.65 apiece. In the four years.
therefore, they gave a return Of Sc. 90
| per head in wool. Each carcass sold
for SL37l. Total revenue received
from each sheep in four years, sll.27J,
or s2.S2 a year. We have seen tina,
Mr.. b. bought them for $3.50 apiece in
August, 1886.
| Now, is there any other animal ken,
on the farm that will yield yearly
revenue equal to its entire value al
maturity? This is 100 per cent. year
pm the original money invested. Pos.
Fibly a good COW might give it. DOS.
Fibly llock of hens. At any rate. il
Is good enough.
Please observe; These sheep were
| yell taken care of.-Stel,.ea Ps1sys, !.
psio Farmer.
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was killed and 'ons tveniy wounded, SO FAR as
known.
The arrest Of August Spies, Michael Schwab,
s.-.-naL I-.l.l.- MN WY .nnt IN thn LrAa II

the riot. oscar NeCae,
AGolph Fischer, Louis
LinEg and George En-
gel for completely in
the murder @, the pc
lice followed lmmcJii-
atcly. A. K. Parsons
Tor = time escaped AZ
ro,L but finally sur
rendered himself The
Sr} 'Fs~ Z.jsaE the
0-cau q the Anarct-
lists, vas suppress ca
ana the Anarchist dens
over She city were ra.l
"a. The grand jury
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

THE best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
FOR Consumption. Sold everywhere. 25c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

In great extrcmities--a Western mans
govt --Nsu HateI! Aers
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The throwing ctthC houh those q them who
di1 - arr a. EGLty > though Tier ihrcv II
themselves,
Joined 70 ia's" 'he cAarre hat ;es defend
1ats formed "a som a'as -7i''sc ana "s7e Knitted
"a . sol1' ,oa 1e>s- q a. aa- .-'2-5s- ne
=. .-7 ' - - -'- -
So -~r.,s..- ..---s-..-s - ~, ,-s-.-..
lsa g, --rs,,--..v III, ,r--.,.h,. "a ~
-c,s and 5..,s-=-.,-s 70 .--s =. e. s,~s
ia .u-;Ae-5asa q. ,Ae ccmmo7 design. arr ~
contemplation % lsv. tsc s-.sa- q trsl2-at.-e.
q s.- T-s r0osCcu'c~ Sewcvs- ; ROT ~
Conspiracy . O sl7s'al--a t'.@s Prov. @.
sons 'a'F : cay i7 ,,- = - 81 g, --ly ,s7-
Y-." ''-'L ~.,s- .. '1'.-7' s. 'ar
,.--.-- 10 :, ..-. "
,s ~. - 49,. ... .+--.-,.
=. $1,000, - ..-, .---. =, 49,
p 49,. -, .....-s ss.-. .r...-- q, .-.-..s.-- -.
tween ACCESSORIES s-s,-s ,ee a.. s-t r--..
pals Eyusu accessories -rc-e he rs, y,
made E--c.1l-> A. rl4 SIS IL. -ss r--vc'-r-.
lrs aus node he SETS @. - access .-T. ne
ai'77 lay e cl-rcs- . 1aT.-c dong '-' aeis
himself a-@ nag % -.@.,i@- 49, punished &C
-'-.'.
a., '.'---s G. -A' a-'t
--. - -. ---- -. ~. ~
.t.,.-,.-.. - -
d, --.---,.., 80, --s - .,.. .s-'-..--
re. ..---~ ~ rr-,,---. -. ..---..'- - 80.
q NV 4vas tie t.-e-t --sr-- 81. ,-,, ---.r.-...
cr. Est there was Of :ha.-..re y sun, IN
Cheap 81 organization 3. socialists or Aa.
a-cl,s,s whose purpose "-z ,1- overthrow n
81 .s"' which -e-e enacted t7r The u-0-s-'..a
o. private property -h> l71--t--va. ras &.
't">4e. 'T E- IT.. os---.z'':.@
's - --. .-s. -...-.s .... s-.-F' '.'-i|
-
rr.~--at e.. ~ So 49,. -. $50 - -
s-5 F.-ea- N .4. >--.----., s.. 70,
.7-s ana Fe,3s- -, IL -a--- ~.
17ctsd WITH tscse r---r. --- s---t .-..
t.rEs. -ts L.1s mad weir .,-..- c---..e.--
'..r5 drilled ue-. s75 ,as,. soldiers vs-.
sr1Ta oy hunters Instead q 9su7>. DEF.
sire .-T secrecy a- SO great The
e'-.s armed sections were - - C'-.
.',.''..'-" .E et.I+.S ..-- ne Ls-f WA
-, "-@, nae
',,.-.. 49,, '.,. -' We, W ..-N...--'
80, - 60. .' ~. -'' LING .-
--r.- -. en-. --..,. -...
ny fusc. The c,rne VA. ~ --,r r5...a ~,
mainly tin AID lead. Win race o. an, r7-rv
This composition i mr.. d cs-.a.e-, oil meal.
ami We, L.EEz "a. dl,c.rcrca -r7s,r- bombs 5,
exactly the same M, rial, o.. the same form.
ana corresponding 80 a,.7.T That the Ill, which
A''ea inc o1h which held ;4e Harna-S': bomb
9-. l-.F ago '-'''o ne mr.. Is ~ other TOTS
- - Ii - .- .'., ,. .A 'e intended
-.,,..,r1,, ~ 80 .
. '' '.N "'7@ .--.'" .+-- 'H- i't' = +- W
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24
A Hazo Trcichtcd With Venom

Why is an unsteady man like an unsteady
light? because he is apt to go ont nights =
" J. Leiger.
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OXYGEN CURE. Throat, lung, nervous dis
eases. Book free. r,Geppcrt, Cincinnati,O
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

dressed prior 70 their removal 10 The county
hospital. or the police seven died from their
vrsnlh while ~ Ne srewa n he meeting enc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

M exhaustive article-the stomach
pump -TeIas Strings.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

The willy autumnal politician, like tn,
street Arab, stumps it for suckers
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24

NATURES most becoming dress-the close
Of the day
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IF afflicted with Sore Eyes uso DR.. Isnac
Ihompson's terDruggists sell it &c.
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TIE spooSs and COLLINS TINT delight
10 I'll with terror oil the night;
That stalk abroad In hdCous dream,
With which dyspepsia fancy teens,
Ntilncvcr trouble with their ills
The man who trusts In pierccs Pills.
DR.. Piefce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets :.
cgetable, harmless, painless, sure!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-24
SYMPTOMS OF CAN

heavy headache, obstructio}
passages, discharges falling
into tho throat, sometimes !
and acrid, at others, thick, ted
purulent bloody and putrid1
weak, watery, and inilamed; II
IN the ears, deafness, hacking
clear the throat, cIpectoraty
matter, together with scabs (
voice is changed and has q n
breath is offensive; smell al
paired; there is n sensation q
mental depression, II hackingl
cral debility. Only u few Of q
symptoms are likely TO be I'D
case. Thousands Of cases ii
manifeSting half of the aboH
suit in consumption, md ed
No disease ia SO common, MOI
dangerous, or less understood
BY its mild. soothing, and I'D
DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy j
cases of Catarrh, "cOld
COryza, and Catarrhal
Sold nv lruppigtG tXprVW IN
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NATURALLY little yeller-a Chinese
baby -NorriStowa Herald
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"A NICE, cheap country seat-a stump. -
7eLdS Sifjiup.
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THE MARKETS.

A MAN will run after dollar, while n dog
VIII ioilow asCent-DalGFio FREE Press.
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PROFITABLE MERlNOS.


The Actual Income From a Well-Kopt
IlociS Of sheep.
Mr. William Brownrigg, proprietor
of the Olive Green Stock Farm, Noble
County, o., last winter fattcncd a flock
Of Mrunos with such good results
financially that his methods and out
come deserve brief mention. Imay
say that | am acquainted with Mr..
BrownriAg, and obtained the partcu-
lars Of iii transaction from himself.
In August, 1886, he bought 12O sheep
at $3.50 per head, amounting to 1886,
lie put them on the range and let them
ran on it until December 20, at which
date he brought them up for winter,
confirming them in lot of about five
acres with a shed in it. They were not
fastened up in the shed except in
stormy weather. They received feed
Of corn fodder in the morning, and hay
at noon and night. What kind Of hay
it Wa, Mr., Il. docs not specify. During
the months Of January and February
they received a grain feed of one
bu,hcl per day; thi, consisted Of corn,
oats and bran in equal parts, and was
gwen once a day. During March and
April the grain feed was three bushels
a day, equal parts Of corn and oats,
given to them morning and evening.
After April p the grain feed was dis
continued, aud the flock was turned on
pasture. Mr.. Browurigg states that
after several years experience as Il
feeder Of sheep, he does not think il
pays to give grain to sheep on good
. pasture.
I After shcaring date not mentioncd)
the sheep were sold at Si37! per head
they averaged l06 pounds each. and
the flock brought $j25. He sold The
wool at 30 cents Il pound; this brought
S23i, This would he at the rate of 81
pounds per fleece, bringing sl,9j pei
head. Total amount received Cor WOO
and carcasses, $7j9. Cost Of the sheer
in August, 1896. Thus he received fol
his feed, labor and profit on l2O sheep
| 1928.
| N,V what 1iI this t.nI .,y,o al
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-30
INDIANAPOLIS WEDNESDAY MORNING. 80,

every vestige Of personal and constitutional liberty
and must only end in boodshed if not In the ruin OF
the Irish people; and
Whereas, The Irish people have always been stead
fast and faithful friends of American liberty, fighting
for its achievement and dying for its preservation
and SO bound up with by ties of blood and honora-
BILE memories that hearts greatly moved by
their noble struggle for human freedom; therefore.
Resolved, That condemn the Irish policy OF
Lord Salisbury and his Cabinet as at variance with
every principle of constitutional law and justice. as
inhuman in construction and tending not only to in.
jure the people of Ireland but to mperil the safety
of the British empire and TO estrange the good will
and friendship of the American people, who have
never sanctioned policy that conflicts with justice
and liberty.
Resolved, That we extend to Mr.. Parnen and his
co-laborers and to the Irish nation, heartfelt SYM
pathy and encouragement to continue their gallant
struggle until. under the agis of national and re-
sponsible government, Ireland shall once more enjoy
peace and happiness.
Resolved That we honor the noble stand taken by
Mr.. Gladstone and the enlightened Democracy OF
Great Britain and express confidence that their
principles of justice and liberty to Ireland viii prevail
over the barbarous and unrighteous policy OF the
Tory government.
Resolved That copies of these resolutions be cablee
to the Hon. Charles Stuart Parnel and Hon. w. f.
Gladstone House of Commons, London.